Aus delivered 1970 T for sale

[epilot]

http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/_/SSE-AD-2710536?WT.seg_4=AutoAlert;PCAA&sdmvc=1

[Fishcop]

Looks to be quite a survivor. Kudos to its current owner.

[patrick911]

wow, 92,5K for a 1970 T. Crazy times.
Don't get me wrong, I don't know the car and it sure looks like a good, sound example, but c'mon: 92,5K!?

[Fishcop]

I "used" to think that... but there was an identical spec car to my T including colour (and 1 chassis number difference) that went for well over $100k last year. There has been a paradigm shift recently...

Not a bad thing if you already have one

[epilot]

I "used" to think that... but there was an identical spec car to my T including colour (and 1 chassis number difference) that went for well over $100k last year. There has been a paradigm shift recently...

Not a bad thing if you already have one

i agree john, i came across this recently and thought holy sh!t

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/911-pre-89/rhd-1972-porsche-911-2-4e/2115467?isexperiment=true

but it's a beautiful car, RHD, desirable colour combination, etc and they aren't making any more of them …


i think my hopes of owning a G series 2.7 carrera are fading fast

[DJ911]

Not a bad thing if you already have one

Disagree, definitely a bad thing as it makes it easier for me to justify to myself spending bigger coin on my car... that I never plan to sell

[JulianG]

Really? for an 18 year old restoration? Makes several that have sold recently look very cheap?

[griffiths_r]

That's not Don Cameron's car is it (former member)?!?

[Autofokus]

Just updated to $79,950...a bit more realistic

[Terminator]

Was Tangerine at birth ad still says $92,500 think your looking at same colour Targa Rob not this car